Hesperia weather would be a bit more accurate as to weather conditions for DCHS. I regularly check out this enhanced water vapor image,
http://www.accuweather.com/en/us/national/satellite-wv?play=1 , and also a Nasa satellite image site, specifically the three images Goes west - pacific ocean, and during the daytime the visible image is handy for seeing what the clouds or storm systems are doing. First you click on the thumbnail, then you can put the cursor anywhere in the larger still image and it will produce a zoomed in image of that specific area. Also you can use the adjustable settings below the larger still image to turn it into various length time loops to produce motion. I set it at 15 for a good length loop into the past. Then there is infrared, and the water vapor image is great for seeing what is going on at night. A lot of times it can be cloudy down the hill, but when you look at the visible close up image you can see that it is clear up here and around DCHS. Here is that Nasa website link,
http://wwwghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/
